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The 31‑year‑old Turkish Selahattin Kerem Koçkeçe has died in the United States.

The 31‑year‑old Turkish man Selahattin Kerem Koçkeçe, who was reported to have fallen into a pool in Sarasota, Florida, died at the hospital where he was taken.

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The 31‑year‑old Turkish citizen Selahattin Kerem Koçkeçe, who lives in the state of Florida in the United States, fell into a pool at his home in the morning. After the incident, Koçkeçe was taken to the hospital, but despite the intervention of medical teams, he lost his life.

He has been in Florida for about six years.

It was reported that the İzmir‑born Koçkeçe has been living in Sarasota, Florida, for about five to six years and has established his own life there.

His funeral is expected to be sent to Turkey.

A GoFundMe campaign was launched to support the costs of sending Koçkeçe’s body to Turkey and carrying out burial procedures. The campaign asks for contributions to cover the necessary expenses for bringing the body to Turkey.

It was stated that the procedures to bring İzmir‑born Koçkeçe’s body to Turkey for burial are underway. His family and close relatives are awaiting support to complete the transfer and burial process.

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Time to Support Kerem's Family

Kerem's family is grieving these painful days while also battling funeral expenses and daily costs. The GoFundMe campaign launched aims to ease the family's financial burden during this difficult period and to support the costs associated with Kerem's funeral.

Anyone who wants to show Kerem's family that they are not alone in this difficult time can contribute to the campaign within their means.

If you also wish to support Kerem's family and demonstrate that you stand with them during this challenging period, you can access the donation campaign via the link below:

Support Kerem's Family – GoFundMe Campaign

(Even a small contribution to lighten a family's burden can mean great solidarity in these difficult days.)

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